Making Moves
For such a tight-knit industry, real estate has a lot of players, and we’re keeping track of them in our Making Moves feature. Stay up to date on your colleagues in the industry, where they’ve been and where they’re going.
The luxury condo and new-development specialist was previously an agent with Douglas Elliman and had a sales volume over $72 million in 2024.
New CFO Tim Dieffenbecher previously served with CEO Chris Czarnecki at Broadstone Net Lease and Broadstone Real Estate.
The five-person group, led by Deanna Kimbrell, is based in The Woodlands but assists clients across northern Houston.
Nan and Company Properties recently added four agents: JD Adamson, Theresa Roemer, Chanel Chapman and Matt Issa.
Formerly a loan officer and sales manager with Network Funding, Jacoby closed over $62 million in production volume in 2024.
The builder also added Stewart Parker as president of its Austin and Dallas-Fort Worth divisions.
A native Houstonian, Ganjavi entered real estate in 2019. His previous professional experience was in architecture.
In the role, he’ll oversee nine active developments and recommend land for future projects.
In his new role, Tysdal will be responsible for strategic land acquisitions across the greater Houston area.
Matthew Cenedella replaces John Pierpoint, who will retire at the end of the month after nearly 40 years with the association.
Banosian has funded over $10 billion in total loan volume over the last two decades.
Czarnecki fills the shoes of past president and CEO Mark Willis, who stepped down in January.
Truly Title announced that Graham Hanks was named its new president. Hanks previously served as the company’s Texas state president.
Julie Wells and Nichelle Richards are now associated with Nan and Company Properties. Both were formerly with Douglas Elliman.
The brokerage, now known as Century 21 Tevas, will remain under the leadership of founders Jose Torres and Louis Vargas.
Raak was formerly an agent with Douglas Elliman.